Category: Economy

This is the news many of us have been waiting for: the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage has dropped by a significant 67 basis points, bringing it down to 6.18%. This welcome dip offers a timely boost for anyone dreaming of …Read more  »

As 2025 draws to a close, if you're looking to buy a home or refinance your current mortgage, you'll find today's mortgage rates hover just a hair above 6%. This steady interest is a key point to grasp if you're …Read more  »

Today, December 27th, 2025, the national average for a 30-year fixed refinance rate has seen a welcome dip, moving down by 15 basis points compared to last week. This brings the benchmark rate down to 6.50%, according to data from Zillow. While it …Read more  »

You know, for a long time, if you were looking to finance an investment property, especially if you were self-employed or ran your own business, it felt like you were stuck between a rock and a hard place. Traditional loans …Read more  »

It's reassuring to know that mortgage rates on December 26, 2025, are showing welcome stability, with minor fluctuations that aren't drastically shifting the market. This means if you're looking to buy a home or refinance an existing mortgage, the landscape hasn't seen any …Read more  »

Buying a home feels like playing a guessing game with the economy sometimes, doesn't it? One minute rates are inching down, giving you a glimmer of hope, and the next they’re bouncing back up, making affordability feel like a distant …Read more  »

For those of you thinking about refinancing your mortgage, here's the key takeaway for today, December 26th: the national average 30-year fixed refinance rate has seen a slight nudge upwards, now sitting at 6.71%. This is a modest increase of …Read more  »

You've probably seen the headlines, or perhaps you've even considered it yourself: lots of people are refinancing their mortgages right now, and a lot more than this time last year. If you're wondering why, the short answer is that a …Read more  »

Don't hold your breath for those dreamlike 3% or 4% mortgage rates to reappear anytime in the next few years. Most economists and housing experts are pointing to a future where rates settle into a much higher "new normal" of …Read more  »